Table of Contents: Poetry, General Articles, Editorials, and Notices

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 28, 1901

Table of Contents: Poetry, General Articles, Editorials, and Notices

POETRY.—My Own Story, MAGGIE A. PULVER—Little Willie's First Visit, S. E. Kiser, in Chicago Times-Herald—Consecration, S. B. WHITNEY—Isaiah 26:20, Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle....................339, 340, 341, 347

GENERAL ARTICLES.—“Think Not That I Am Come to Destroy the Law,” MRS. E. G. WHITE—The Twins' Dark Birthday, Ella A. Drinkwater, in Christian Union—Divine Providence, MRS. C. A. HAAS—Our Own, by the late FLORENCE K. HARPER—The Way of the Cross, Carrie Merrall, in King's Messenger—What the Light Did, VIOLA E. SMITH....................336-342

WOMAN'S GOSPEL WORK.—Bible Readings with Families, MRS. S. N. HASKELL—Bean, Peas, or Lentil Dressing or Roast—Brown Sauce—Bean Gravies—Extracts from Correspondence—Requests for Prayer....................342, 343

READING CIRCLE.—June Study of the Field....................343

EDITORIAL.—The Sunday Spirit Reviving—The History of the World, as an Organic Whole—In the Question Chair—Christendom's Shame—Criticisms of the Bible—“Sudden Destruction Cometh”—“A Travail upon a Woman with Child”—Anarchy or Order, Which?........344-347

PROGRESS.—Alaska—Wilmington, N. C., and Norfolk, Va.—Chesapeake Conference Proceedings—Cheered by the Conference Bulletin—New York................347, 348

RELIEF OF THE SCHOOLS.—“And the People Gave Willingly”................348, 349

SPECIAL NOTICES.—An Appeal for the Southern Field—Fund for the Erection of the Medical Missionary College in Chicago—Educational Department of the General Conference—New Health Tracts—Young Man Missing—South Lancaster Academy Summer School—Appointment—Pennsylvania Camp-meeting—California Conference and Camp-meeting—Ship Missionaries—Addresses—Business Notices—Publications Wanted—Camp-meetings for 1901—Sabbath Sunset Calendar................349, 351

NEWS AND NOTES................351

OBITUARIES.—Haffner—Martin—Large—Bradbury—Young—Frost—Raymond—Hooper—Schmalz—Hollenbeck—Fultz—Mitchell—Seymour—Francisco—Beavan—Mantz—Crandall—Hill—Paxton, Sweet, McClaflin—Alphin—Jordan—Jackson—King—Plante—Childs—Applegate—Roach—Roberts................351, 352

EDITORIAL NOTES................354